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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Of s: a. Me i.r..y ty r is
,ien q carload Total for day. .os head asains
e hs. T TIE ' s.r Ts and singh, e,ro,
direct TO city 'sughterer and there were little more
stun tho offerings very few Prime Bceves and
Tie siocs ali changed hands at slight advance over Mon
day prices quality considered and Good Cattle were about
ordinary Primo steers sold at The e,trrme range Of
ScS y. Il q 80 10 Bulls were rm selling at - ioS
The Persian Monarch takes out l25 Live Cattle for " Gold
smith and So to .oow he ely q Chicago and Germanic
q 1895 : 1880 d isS: ,sisS% sd% la75
3 Ia j5e itS b. 8; ia:S p a. 8 id i
at sp 1 Ss 70 l S r. p SO ~ 70 os n a.
3.s co u 81 t Is7s tes,' itss Is 5 81 10
at as 20 Bulls 1873 ID, s4l2p.
m r. S .d FST s d. as f.
DO $50 n IS ID do lo7c NJ 80 o 70 Do Sq is
D. 80 O5i 1000 1921 n, at So 20 do 1852 ~ at s.
ss % 50 H. by d. 1852 D. IS d. 1880 b. at :. S.
20 wo.ieIn steers iss D. a! - Us State TO- 99S h. at
- - ~ w.1 sp! 81 IS steers "s - 1915 H. at 81
Ip d g. S$sn. PrS
n Il Sd .S o.s ~ 5c - Gsirs' Bulls 'os d.
d' IS I enc tiers = l 3d. s. DO
8 sSqS 90 i9ss s%G T nessan o,s" 1905 r.
$3.50 % b. sG Z d. siso at s. is reHnylPsHs
DRY Cows elo 70. ais2so. Ga
l.s S'.tsS IS g %'9sa" s':;i St'
299O ssr % aS S Sq iT'? sS 1913
b SIT s. DO laso Il, :. io State Dry i6i7
30 81. en- h a, /. 81 1923 2' IL do 800 b. ats
pS sshi1Ss Il rii'q G 9sS' a in.' Ss g.
NJ oIdsnith Chicago Steers 1900 H. at IS 90; ID do
1905 10 s. 80 II DO is79 10 at 10 2d Is do 1858 10 at
= ~ aarp SH' & G 2 Steer. Is
4 9sS steer ss;o ss heat. % At eOm d.
%a1a only fair AMI prizes weak WIN ;1. cor repSpt.
with last wednesday prices Of Live Calves are
sis%Hame Mullen 2 vsal.. % y. atec5 SdG no NJ
si a. g. 90 90 Dc ss IN at ' 'd0 i4'
Evortt fdcOoi 20 Veals. 81 ID. tSo so do 1875 ~ at
Hslenbeck Davis 80 vcas $50 ~ at sas; do, l34 10.
sS sS re S at 49, 1Y KS ais 80 do 100 H.
.. j. +. Nelson 20 vea.. 1871 ii. at SIC.
DO ~ f b. ssss Do ss T. sss.c 40 n' %sfd.
,3 es f Fl 1s ss
ss.. e::s %' st
Sellers dnercd ~ their opinion OF the market some quoting
sGy n." SsT.s m as
to W SeS sss' a ssp LAMBS nsss IN
from 50 to So 81 for Fair to Gnocs WIN II ss.a s so
90 e cp y g. 30 Western sheep 81 ~ at
%Ssa s5ais Sheep 100 a e. 80, 90 DO %
az -: ' sSria S' % ass
Eyeritt PADDOCK lsg Michigan sheep ~ 10 Ms9 %.
DillenbacK Dewey 10 Western Sheep 81 o.. at bsc
29 do So d. at gc do rs n At % Tag do es o.
80 do 100 10 at 1Ic $50 DO 10Y ~ az go ~ DO
At ~ 80 do IS ~ tb'.c SOB do. % H. at 50 Slt iVo
Harrington Isl State Sheep 90 n. at 90 49, 1877 DO
lS 10 at 81 05 100 state Lambs II ID, DO III 10
at 7c ,,.. .oo.,,, M - =, sl.. 40 so
oil 10, at q PC an, ., =, AZ az
~ S' fiSeoif ia ohs Eve: log sseS
Ho0secepts 40 1922 head3z cars c yef
.ev CITY and cars at IOthst Total for four dsys sooS
head 2at47 head for the same time last week s
None sale alive Nominally firm. and taxing bunho
nd chicago basis. Prime Lave Hogs
sht bring market s6 30 TO 81 70 put
doibtfu carload could sold for much over 70 io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-10

State bonds were quiet North Carolina special taxes
easier at l39 Virginia Us deferred receipts
nrmer at l2a and Arkansas 8s funded up TO 10
The market tor railway bonds was dun and q fairly
well distributed business was done In small amounts
and generally at full figures Erie second 6s sold at
094d99as. Missouri. Kansas and Texas rose n TO 100
but finally bond sold at J95, aud the 5s of a
81. Chesapeake and Ohio currency Us we're easier at
Pillars Canada Southern rsts sold at 105 and
the seconds at 92s d92a. St Louis and Iron Mountain
bs were a higher at OLA West Shore A. were firm at
1924 East Tennessee. Virginia aud Georgia gold IS
steady at 00 Columbus Hooking Valley and Toledo 6s
were of u at L. Mutual Union Telegraph 6s q
to sOla Richmond and Allegheny hrst receipts were
steady at II. Green Bay, WinOna and 81 Paul
incomes were easier at 42ha42a. Wabash
rs sold ut S5ds4i2 and firsts Chicago
easier at 047s Denver and Rio Grande Ia were
active and " lower at 77s Texas and Pacific incomes
up at Gii9 e. Louis aud San Francisco general
o. were up ~ nj l10i2
OF unlisted securities dealt In at the Stock Exchange.
Cotton seed OIL certificates sold $4,000 at 50aa5lhe
0Osd60S against 30 last evening Georgia Pacific rsts
$1,000 at 100 Mexican National nrsts OOO at 40.
Boston, Hartford and Eriek now ltODs-C80O % eG
80. Chicago and Atlantic beneficiary 900 ut l0q Chi
cago and Indiana Coal Railway 400 81, Florida Rail-
way and Navigation 70Ol at q and preferred GOO
at sast, Mexican National COO) at 0, Home and DE.
catur uOO) at 274, United States Illuminating (50 at
%. PhGnx Mining 100000 at SO 81 y $50 and Security
Milling and Mining 1900 at 80 SO 37ia
The money market remains unchanged; easy at under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-10
RJTs OF LEGAL NEWS

The Arcade Rail Company sustained yester
day by Presiding Justice the supreme Court
he refusing allow Potter and other Broad
wal their complaint the
which he recently decided favor of the
validity OF its He holds that
the complaint is bad III substance. no amendment
remedy it.
LYMAN Rhoades president OF the Mercantile Safe Deposit
pany has appointed by Justice Patterson OF the
OF the Sl50000a first mortgage
Broadway surface Railroad Company place of
William H. HAYS.
issued against the property Of Josef Rohr
OF the Supreme Court, yesterday
will served him his arrival at this the
steamship Mcfarland from Antw erp which due here
Rohrmeie ia large millOwner in Nuremberg
charged by his creditors In that city with running away
with large sum OF money belonging 10 them.
The In which Ellen McKewen seeks
ration Nathaniel Mckewen carpenter the ground
and their children, and cruel treat
men begun yesterday in the superior Court Special
Term before justice OGorman she testified that they had
been married years. and that he
down. choke her pulled ar and knet
and threatened kill The
ing adjourn cd until March rs.
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H1Rp YORK TO FILL THE JURY-Box.
ANOTHER DULL DAY IN THE CLEARY TRIAIr-THE
END NOT YET.

ANOTHER DULL DAY IN THE CLEARY TRIALr-THE
END NOT YET.
The proceedings In tho Cleary trial yesterday were
particularly dull and stupid. The eighth day OF the
trial closed without any immediate prospect that 'no
Jury getting process is nearing an end juror Low
ard Lockwood was spared the fatigue OF listening 70
all this Yesterday his birthday, ana py tne
consent Of sides and Of the Court he stayeo a'
home. winlam Moioncy' was ea1o as % q ; Lam
kuuvnoy aud sa.a That he entertained strong oo-
iectaons 70 peins called William moi0ney as 10 "hon
tr.y would seriously interfere with the discharge
OF his juror IN Uni. case Jonn H. Dos'i ,'
lUoAed Charles Dicnens. but the resemblance ',d
not satisfy Mr.. ehafor that his present Opinions @ouu
not prejudice Cleary hobert T. Creamer had been III
custom House. lie was quickly excused by consent
Charles q. Becker did his best TO show that no was
not as DUH as he looked, and he denned states eyl-
dence as boing "a who is in al Office ana does
do all Just what he ought TO-" Ih9nas ,i maI t
he knew Duffy and wouldn't believe him under oath
The box at last found an occupant IN pateA shS n
so Vest Thirty iourthst lie had no opinions about
cases, though he had read more or less aDou'
The defence Used their twelfth challenge IN getting
another Intelligent and fair minded juror o supned
by charles R. Huntington, an exporter OK NO; AZ
who had S1s o0ua he defence
challenged him. but Judge said he was perfectly
good juror The defence then said that they were
sponded by oApeling the sixth Juror John 3; Lar ar
HIour Among the persons called III tne nope VI hi-
ing the box again was John r. Viala Frenchman.
He said no always read the papers and read every
thing In them; but no never remembered anything
no read, and only wanted ito put the news In his
mind" He asked II he would require corrobora-
tive evidence before he would believe an accomplish.
Struggling his shoulders up to his ears, he threw
out his hands with a gesture Of complete mystica-
tion and turned to the Judge "Vat he mean ven he
say SO much" he asked The Judge excused Mr..
NIala
Court Heinrich, tailor, was not aValaDe because
he could understand English except "fOr business"
FOlown Court Heinrich came nine more foreigners,
who could not speak understand English. out
Of the 2s3 persons examined since this trial began.
at least threefourh have been foreign born, with
little knowledge OF English. At length came samson
wenlander He said no sold goods TO four OF the
indicted men, He was excused by both sides. The
goods he sold "bottles" Jacob wenner said
be would not take the Courts statement of the law
no thought tho Court wrong OF course no
did not go into the box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-10
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Riper, Vssssls mi RaEs>11fs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

and values the basis Of for fair
Rio SPOT Invoices Sales 1000 bags No az IA tl6c and
Sales 700 Isgs Maricabo 500 bags Garscas Zoo eags
Tho option market moderately active First prices
showed change but advance OF l09le points TOOK
place during closing AZ
net aayapcs Of points 70, The day Sow. O, h.rcn
l2soS i2s6 July l1s51l2soi August i2se1i2.so'
September l29ODl295; October. l2.9O1l2S6i No
60.25O bags
but we're not changed The movement was ght one Sales
273 bales 1855 lastev enn ala which f0consunpton
The port receipts today were 1859 bales. com:
pairing with 10000 bales this day last week and 1883
bales the since september the
total port sos52S bales against Aol6
$40 bales for the same period last year
Quotations American Standard OF classncation
Vota
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WHERE DID $4,000 OF THE PANAMA coMPANY's
FINDS COL

WHERE DID $4,000 OF THE PANAMA COMPANY
FUNDS COT
Ellie Stacey Charer the founder Of the Charler
Institute appeared yesterday In the Supreme Court be-
fore Justice Donohue and jury as the defendant in
suit brought against him and Clement Dupuy by the
Panama Railroad Company. The complaint sets forth
in It's at S
thousand dollars SsOngnS to the company were ere
known The suit is brought to determine what amount
Is due the company and to obtain Judgment for that
sum The defence of Charlier is general denial Dupuy
Is said to have France and has not been served
Of forty, baid with a brown beard and wear
Counsel %aernon sullivan The company s was repre
sented by exJudge William G. Choae and Joseph La
Evidence was adduced to show that Charlier to
Aspnwa In January 1885 and entered the service OF
and afterw ard held the offices cashier auditor In
March 1855. during the revolt against the Govern;
the company burned. Temporary offices
tabshed in the cashiers house on the beach at Colon,
safes in the burnt building S29722 so in gold and
$37 600 In silver III the currency of the country ON May
16 the cashier took vacation and did not resume his
duties until July During this time while Charier
acting temporarily as cashier j. was discovered that aS-
Investigation showed tnat In reality this bill had
s Osn paid 1o% but ss s s'o .s
that he would examine the books and that all would be
eSen c and as n
1882 when both he aud Charer were dismissed as they
Henry X. Fitzmorris, formerly a bookkeeper Of the
company identified various charges the books ncud
ing $44722 90 entered by Charer having been paid
out He testified as TO the manner in which the books
we're kept
George Smith Graft assistant auditor OF the company
from October 1884, TO June 25 1888. deposed that
Charler while acting cashier had the combination Of
the c0mpanys safes and handled great deal OF
in the habit OF exchanging gold for silver with
the natives, charging them commission OF % cent
William b. Buckmaster, teller OF the railroad company
testified that at the time OF the tire the three rescued safes
opened by Charier and Dupuy and that at their
quest he signed their statement OF the OF money
found although he did not know personally how much 1t
was
The trial will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-10

There new developments 10 day concerning the
great Richmond and West Pont-Batmore and Ohio
deal further than satisfactory confirmation that ncgoa
tons actually in progress with every probability or
contamination. There early that the
scheme completed and later that nothing had
been and nothing perhaps might be done. All OF which,
while II stimulated activity at the Stock Exchange. had
unscttling influence The Western Unions quarterly
also disappointing because II had been re-
ported without authority that IL would show earnings
statement csmatedl Il only 1910 less than the actual
for the same quarter OF 1885 Notwithstanding all the
drawbacks and competition the earnings for
the niue months 10 end March 81 are
equal 10 3 per cent on the stock against which
no dividend has been declared paid Richmond ami
West Point, Reading and New Jersey all opened strong
and advanced In the first hour but they began 10
weaken. and when the Western Union statement was
pressed for sale and declined rapidly Richmond and
West Point declined from ~ TO q D. Jersey Cen
traJ from 72s to 70. and Western Union from 7al9 10
75l2a76. while Reading although 10 broke from 39is TO
general market had been strong all tbs morning with
moderate advances but the cclnes In the four stocks
named dragged all others after them. North sold
at ll7ls. but In closing at 1l6A was ~ lower than
Of z. tho closing figure 4 lower than yesterdays
final price Omaha sold up at 5Oi9 and closed 492
the as yesterday. Lake Shore huctuated only 10
per cent % u 10 9jas giving final loss OF Il per cent
1894. and New York and New England sold up TO 63as
but finally al 62bs gave loss or Il per cent The total
transactions for the day aggregated 36s.7s9 shares
against 81 III shares yesterday Taking IL all in all
and the days operations Indicated what lie
the great deal IA carried 10 successful issue There
cannot be question that II will hasten strong upward
movement In the whole list
The market for Government bonds quiet bnt
stronger with the bids for the IS and Is advanced per
cent Annexed are the closing quotations!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

foVpoN March e.-l2.3O p. m.-Con,ols. 100 $40 for
money and 1919 for the account United States !
bonds l3l y do tbs. lllN: Atlantic and West
second Mortgage Trustees Certificates ia Canadian
3is. Second COnaol., lOi q. Illinois
Central 1891: Mexican Ordinary % Reading. 20.
Paris adyces quote Three Per Cent Rentes 50 francs
50 centimes for the
4p. m-Con-ols lOl l-lG for money lOlI.
and Western First Mortgage Trus
tees Certificates. Az. Canadian Pacific 81 Erie. "a
Iir IL Central. lSaa Mexican Ordinary 55. IT Paul
Common GtSi Reading. 2Ois
The of bullion gone tho Bank OF England
balance to-day IL $4,000.
India Council on. allotted to-day at advance Of
l.lBi per rupes-
Aave.s anots Three per Cent Rentcs 80 francs
30 centmcs for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NARKETA
FEATURES OF &c v.
'EALrv1l

FEATURES OF IGg-Y,tk DEALrv1a
The NewYok market for wheat has apparently ont oos
70 certain extent from the manipulation which going
Chicago The only explanation that tho
deal IL oentred the West and
jeced first to the reflex effect Of operations in Chicago
whore Of tho operators have carried on
"swtchng" or "arbitrage" trade with NswYork Dealers
and secondly TO counterbaanctnG influence due pur
Shases on bsi. IN the merit, Of whsA. Exporters wsrf
lot market was steady until near the clo:e when
opening eeo, ana then declined in fairy large
ling TO the end Tho close heavy
urea With iosses OF for March e SiS e, prI %
for Auaust W aud september At 90 esns
lions early were uoyant the Dusn A. hc
West and extreme advance scored OF - oeuS In
the late trading prices depressed coss
heavy but values were Los cen; for Nach une OF.
elusive at <9 cent Oats still show range nuoI
tuaons and after early rise prices 81
81 for March And April "a for Nav for Juns
Lard speculation was quiet but PRICES 100 II
The receipts OF grain and -four reported yesterday Nsws
Wheat l47444 bushels corn. t8S388 busheis usts
bushels total grain 393 436 usnes -four
AZ Chicago Milwaukee, and 81 Louis the arrivals were
Wheat o. 034 bushels corn 264 6l9 bushels DATA $1,000
bushels total grain 6o3369 bushels nour 81 Ill barrels
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WRECKED. Iudeed.

Are those whom confirmed tendency to bousnes subject
to the various and ohangefn symptoms Indicative Of liver
complaint Nausea sick headache constipation, furred
tongue. an unpleasant BREATH dull sharp pain in the
negborhood OF the affected organ impurty Of the blood
and loss Of appetite ngnaIe one OF the most distress
Ing as IL one Of the most common of maladoa There is
however benign specific for tho and unpeas
ant manifestations the testimony Of the
public and the medical profession stomach
Btters medicine which achieves results speedily fst
thorough and benign. Besides reeyins liver disorder
nssostss the fseOs conQusrs kidney and bisodss COM
plsnts and haseps the Of those recovering
from snfssbns dissassa Msrsov. u y the grad specific
fse fever anAAGvA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARRrTa

LIVERPOOL March 4.-ProviSons-Baoo Cumberland
gs 3D.; Long Clear Middles 39s 3D. short MddiSS
la Od Short Rios S8s ID shoulder 2es 3D. per owI Bet
sss Cd fer E1t.s Indl. Meas Prime AssA ea ga Porl
sSs0 Western sIs o. L sSa a ss. Prime wet
shcudsr 5000 na,,ssns9s "a s"S Tor nas.. gA.
Western Spring 7s tdeIa Cd , Red Winter g Sde
spring g "a, New Mi.ea Western g "a CaifOrua 10.
aucemspTs Of Tq5peniins 2ss 3D. do e London. 2ss o.
american Rod. ass Psr ewt Tsllova2.6 od psr eve
Rosin-CO@mon So 9dl Pala la 81 BOA o. Lnsoed OIL
hind 9aar,ers ID fore gs1rters s pe Hop: :. Lon
oil. Liverpool make lSs. I'd
LONDON. March -Produce-Lnseed OIL, 81 ID. q Ell
o. So Per cwt Calcutta Linseed s9s Sd per quarter: Lin
ebh per gallon: Spirits OF Turpentine 27s Isd peg
cwti Pale &c. OIL 1llA Cd. Pr0vsons-Lard, y2a OIL psr
cwt for American sugarl2s 3D. per owt for Cuba Csp.
trfuga po0rzng 96o AM lOs 3D. fla Sd for Muscovsdo
fair refining anoat Australian Tallow-Beef 2ls 6L s35s
Cd Mutton, 27s. Cd. BOA I'd Coc0auut O-Ceylon 220
b.; Cochin 937 0s. American Refrigerated al
hind quarters and 2s 4d for fore quarters per by
carcass. ,
ANTWERP. March 9.-Petroleum-Fne Pale American Is
francs 1924 confines paid and seerA
wilcox Lard closed 81 francs
BREMEN. March 9.-PetrOleum. 8 marks Oh ptennnga
Wilcox sLari closed It 81 marx, 25 pfenninxs Ito
HAvRB March 9WcOxs Lard closed at &6 francs 70
kilOs
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

eursENs coUEr CH.NsEs,-Betore Patterson. Mos.
j IL i SIS 1sS lsS 3ss 5s a5s gss M is
Isl strnRxr counr-ersEnAL Before Van Brnnt Pr
o. o. o. o. loo, lOi. 1902 S. 1906 los ioS il0 III
surRKNx CoyaT7srgci4L TTnMoPAEI I;-Bstore rnEra
s ssa SsG hS2 iO0
an soSa. Il Ss0r0 Beach
surSEsE coUET-ciacui1- H i.-Betore -. I-Aa.
surKhsE Pant i Before ANDREW. j.
ss sss 1885, 1885, @ sss s ssss
s, Ito sg LIZ avrsne
sS' egg s $751; $751;
sursExs KT-cIncUIE-PIRI Iv.--Before Donohue j.
s s2 ss3s 10 1851 s s s sssy sSss
see$ sss. 5000 sgg7 secs. 5000 500 ss7i 1913 800
sssS 1851 $685. $685. Sssi. Sss8 sssl $685. $685. 1000
suRaoeATE's CoUKT-Before Rolln. s-Esate OF Jacob
,sTrIEioa CovHT-srrcrAL TKnx-Bsiore o'oOrmau. j.
SURVIVOR covRr-TRAL TxnM-rARr I.-BefOre sedgwick.
e. 5as IBeOre Freedman
& ass so Dusro
s9rGnSs NJ " iycBotoro rrua..
Coasos isss si1 Isremor. D.
DAILY and Van Hocscn. JJ-Nos 4. 2s so. 81. o. 5Ss
Cossox PLrAs-srscrAL TrRx-Befors Allen. mo day
COMMON PLEAs-TRiAL TERN-PART I.-Before Booksaver.
s saS tss
227o.
COMMON PLEAs-TKAL TERN-PARr II.-Beiore DAILY. j.
Adjourned term.
err CouEr-TRIAL TERN-PART I,-Before Nehrbas. j.
Nos 2o1 $40, s24, oss 0t7 DBL 9b2 $685. eo6 7ss tl2
es1 8Si 49,, 1856 Bg2 -
CRY CoURT-TRIAL TgRN-PABT 1I-Before McAdap, CT.
-No soy 2BU2 s7Y $751; 2567 S3s eJ4, 389. S82 2lS+,
219a e2 e24 $685. 505. $685. v06 343 1905. 1905 lOoo.
is ss sad 1884, HSs s
lol l0lH lOl7. 1867, 587.
COukT OF UYkH TERHINER-Before Barret JUDGE ana
coUsr o. aud.rs.v
as9 Assistant District Attorney DouraA-Noa j. ~ h4,e
Az ~ ~ !resanesNoA ~ ~ L. 10 ~ $3.50 ~
D. a. b. 8. 10. IL
CoURT on 0ExxlAL sxssIoxs-PAar IiL-Before Judge
tAenofte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-10
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. March 9--In the Court OF Appeals to-day the
causes argued
No 255-People. respondent. ast. Hern Mining Co..
appellant.
No 25sLuke Collins appellant agt the State OF New
York, respondent
No 220- j. sand appellant ag the State OF New
York respondent
No Berry. appellants. agt the State
Newly rk respondent.
No 2i4-N saniel stewart, appellant ag the State OF
Eew.York, respondent.
No 245-ku6en n. Furnham. Supervisor appellant agt
Charles b. Benedict, respondent
day calendar Of the Court OF Appeals for
Nos22s 70l. ss9 sl3 275 27e. 2sl and 2s3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-10

n, w. Pierce Of Buffalo. N. " whose name has become
.nown over the world through his success pny scan
ea pscove done good work in preparing an csps
tel rsmedy for distressing troubles olasscd AZ
.ssmsis Neaknssses" II 10 known ~ the fayorto IRE
seripton" Under is administration al tho pcvio o,ssns
the becomes that embodiment
~ .neh nS bcrutv which 0od intended her TO be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-10

Refined oil was unchanged ct 50, csnts pse gallon.
oil Crrr, Penn, March 9-Cruds Ou - TraasiA
Certificates opened At 6i and closed si highest po
62b lowest 81 sales $4,000 barrels sharysrs eOlSo
barrsls clearsnces 100000 barrels shtpmcna f27D4
bari els runs. - barrela
PTTTsBURa. Penn March a-Oruds osl-Pstroleum auise
steady. National Transit Certificates opoued A q
ami closet ct 6lsA highest price. e2h lowest 81 =
BRADFORD Penn, March 9.-Cruis On-NsaoaA Traaae
Certificates opened 81 and closed highest pee
62k lowest price, IL a. cearances. l0S0 900 basruA
TITUsvILR Penn. March 8Nstaons Transit Osr6eaaao
opened ~ 8l and closed ct ella highest pries e3t lew
est prioA VI n.
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United STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON March 9.-The following business trans
sctedn the supreme Court OF the Unite states to-day
No 974The United States. appellant agt the Maxwell
Land Grant Company and otheA Argument continued by
Assistant Attorney General Manly and J. A Bentley a
pelant
Adjourned until tomorrow at ~ o'clock
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or..,.., D,.covcry since Ao.l.

For coughs eeds throat brSnehs. .rEnsti: sna
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